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>It's now commonly suggested By whom ? One's opinion is only valuable as their credentials. >I find it surprising that this apparently-scholarly article would
by Bayart 6y ago
>It's now commonly suggested
By whom ? One's opinion is only valuable as their credentials.
>I find it surprising that this apparently-scholarly article wouldn't touch upon that.
Then it wouldn't be scholarly.
Christian Egyptians were for the most part identical to pre-Christian Egyptians. And the foreign dynasties (Nubian and Greek) are pretty well identified.
Using post-colonial racial stereotypes to interpret Egyptian history is lunacy.
- throwaway2245 6y ago> Using post-colonial racial stereotypes to interpret Egyptian history is lunacy. If you - like the author of this article - were a museum curator of Egyptian art within the USA then you should, perhaps, think about your exhibitions with some understanding of race and colonialism.